Sentence examples for still generated from inspiring English sources

PTOLEMY still generated data by working in "sniffing" mode.

But Mr. Obama's plans still generated strong opposition.

Electricity is still generated: the turbines are turned by water falling down through the hill above.

"Cash hadn't yet been rediscovered as a cultural icon, but he still generated excitement.

Despite its precipitous fall, print advertising still generated more than three times as much: $138 million.

Hillary Clinton, who was charting no new racial ground as first lady, still generated endless controversy for her policy involvement.

A significant portion of E.D.S. revenue -- 16percentt -- is still generated by General Motors, its largest customer and previous owner.

"Splendors of Versailles," in 1998, which ran for five rather than six months, brought in only 271,000 people but still generated around $41 million for the state.

Amway still generated a lot of income for him, he said: "I don't want to say exactly, but in the thousands every month.

The lyrics to The Replacements' "Androgynous" sounded especially clunky live ("She's happy with the way she looks/she's happy with her gender") but still generated cheers.

While the market was heating up and low-priced deals were harder to find, the second fund still generated a 15percentt return.